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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
SOMETHING NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED

P"'"" Independent OF MonopoIos ut Last
The ,nodenpC Cotton Seed Company Il prepared 20 furnish 20 nnncr the Crawford Cot
% sn~iCe,ner This machine removes all fiber from the seed without damage TO tho
huI hayinr IA a clean as corn or other grain and In condition Tor export Alter the mer
hss L cen mnwd COTTON pd can he Is sdy exported a. wheat o. corn. Ihecs almost
an unlimited demand abroad for cleaned cotonr ei ~ Ton oitcls PmW ~ pounds
OF short cotton worth cts per pound aud 1850 pounds OF leaf scd mph " per In al
LNns h. and GALVESTON, Tex The machines ire MANUFACTURING by the .CarT unC Tom.
nan,S fT Fast nddgwaicr Mas, and the reputation Of this well known. Urn. Is sufficient
guarantee OF their superior construction They. arc, thmmIM~e. Smnam w m w, ug ~ nn Nv.
investigate this matter For full particulars address
American Cotton Seed Company,
Cotton Exchange Building New York
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-20
LA-CU-PT-A.

hfttttesis ~ CttmpnriNunI
inst utH.t tniwcen IA-cu-
phniNr ~ othcr blood rens-
dies.DroVeco nclusiyc!y that
stands Without n peer.
We claim for ia.cu-Pl-aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

The labor agttatOr, Hoover, who has been irving
20 incite the negroes OF Georgia 10 burn the prop
erty OF their employers II refused an advance OF
wages. has been shot down in his tricks. It is
not known who shot him, and probably nobody
cares He simply had administered TO him the
same sort OF medicine he proposed to force other
and better men 10 swallow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

one OF WashingtOn'S uncontradicted needs is
that Of free circulating library with public read
ing rOOms, and the movement now ON foot to es-
tablish such library here should receive general
and generous support Most OF the other large
cities enjoy the benefit OF public libraries OF this
Kind and In gratifying the present strong desire
especially among the wage-wOrking people for in
creased educational facilities and helpful in
nuenees, and in providing instructive and enter
tanning reading matter 70 those who might other
wise De deprived OF such advantages, the capital
city should not be behind the times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

Five hundred TO one seems to be about the
numerical odds that the chivalrOus champions
or Lord LanSdOwne at Toronto and Kingston re-
Quire when they undertake street fight against
public speaker. The average Canadian mob is
probably made up Of the same elements that
figure in the criminal docks Of the old country
under Indictment for jumping on their wives and
mothers with ho6-nail shoes The inaction of the
police authorities under such proyOcation as has
been given during the last few days in various
parts OF the Dominion exposes the entire ser
vice 70 the contempt OF the world Constant
contact With the fOrgers, embezzlers and black
legs generally, who have fed from the United
States and set up as social leaders in the great
cities OF Canada appears TO have had particu-
larry deleter1Ous influence upon official society
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

Some OF our public men are Outspoken in favor
OF treating Canada TO reciprocity instead Of retail
alton Judging from board Of trade expressions,
Canada does not reciprocate. When on our part
We have substituted the offer OF reciprocity for the
threat of retaliation, and Canada has refused
trade reciprocity, shall be left with nothing
hand but stock OF unredressed fisheries out
RACES. The nation will get no satisfaction for its
kicking either In increased Canadian trade or in
kicking back, and viii need TO find what comfort
IL can in the soothing suggestions already poured
into its ears that ii has been kicked only in one
little spot, that such a kicking does not hurt so
very much, and that if had been ugly and retail
ated il would have received much more compre-
lensive and painful kicking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

"No, thank you; no Canada for me-" says Uncle
Sam Some lessons in seIf-cOntrol and instruction
concerning true freedom OF speech and the duty OF
police authorities 10 protect peaceable strangers
against brutal mob violence will be necessary be-
fore Canada safely be received into the repub-
Hes household a respectable and creditable
Ia mber o. the family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

A IL THE MAGAZINES, ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
IA and other periodicals. American and foreign de-
vered promptly residences and places of busness
in the city, either by sngld number otherwise ct
publishers lowest cash rates. Address NATL NEWS
AND ART AGENCY. p. o. Box SIT, Washn DC IT.
lust ARRIVED, so ROLLS JOINTLEss FANCY
- Mating, at the remarkable low price, 23c per
yard, at BI,tJM,S 1
my21-2ts 745-747 9th nj n a
INFANTS LACE, NULL, AND EMBROIDERED
lCaps all the latest novelties and select styles at 2
~, ~, 6s, 20, &c. S1.24 81 40. Atthe Double Com
bination l2i1 and 1l43 1 lth st, se my2O-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

Manager Strakosch spoiled a thirty-dollar suit
OF clothes yesterday by rushing into the water to
rescue Clara Louise Kellogg from a big wave AS
he Is in Canada, he can replace that suit-accord-
ing 10 sunset Coxs figures-for about fifteen dol
lars; 50 the damage was not really as great as it
appeared on the surface, for the triling balance
can De charged up 20 advertising account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21
NATIONAL Dnr1L PREPARATIONS.

Anticipating An increased demand we have en-
laryed our stock of Linens and Housekeeping
Goods, Ready made Sheets, Pillow, and Boil
stsr-cases, Quilts. comforts, Blankets, &C. Pro-
prietors OF hotels Restaurants, Boarding
Houses apa Housekeepers in general, will hpd
Us fully able to supply every demand, and at
the most reasonable Of prices,
WOODWARD 4 LlOTHROP.
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SrnAseEss

Arscordially invited 10 make our establishment
. visit during their solourn in the city. Hand
some reception rooms, and other conveniences.
No ono IL importuned TO buy. Visitors equally
- welcome - purchasers.
WOODWARD & LOrHRoP.
Cor. 11th and F SITS n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21
REnsAsr DAY. FR1DAr.

We shall offer extra inducements in REM
SANTS Tomorrow
Remnants ZANZIBAR GINGHAMs at loo. Usual
Iroe 15c.
VIII open this week 900 yards SATINS In REM
naiits At SC. Sell OF the piece at l2]1c.
Remnants BATIsTE. half price
A few Remnants SILK left.
Remnants TABLE, LINEN Bargains.
Remnants WHITE SHIFTING LINEN, o5c 3oc.
Doc Half Price.
snail lot Of PARASOIS Just In at Remnant prices
Odds and Ends In SHIRTS. Cheap.
A full stock Of UNDERWEAR
We are undersold by no one.
Prices guaranteed 10 be tie lowest
JOHNSON LUTTRELL
my1g 7I3 Market Space
CwISS ALI-OyER. DIFFERENT PRICES AM
Cpatterns at 40. 90, S9c-, 90 : % I 40 peryd
good value and selling rapidly. Double Comb
nstion. 1si1 and l233 1lth St my.-U-.St
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CuErA1s & UPHOLSTERY DspAnrrr

-
We are now Offering the greatest bargains Of
the season in this department. We are largely
stocked with Summer Curtains, Curtain Drap-
cries, Furniture Linens, Cretonnes, Curtain
Poles and Fixings, Window Shades, Window
Screens Mosquito Canopies &C., &C. By vir-
tue OF our large purchases, and quick sales we
arc enabled to quote the lowest possible prices
We call attention to the following bargains:
100 pieces White Curtain scrim, eight choice
styles Of lace-work stripes usually sold at
1870. only SC. per yard.
so pieces Fancy Printed Curtain Scrim large
variety of excellent patterns in cool-lookine
colors, usually sold at 12Hc., only SC. per yard.
800 pairs White Nottingham Lace Curtains,
three yards long, only Csc per pair: an indis-
putable bargain. ass
200 pairs Fancy Canvas Curtains, choice line
OF colorings three yards long. only $1.25 per
pair.
200 pairs White and Ecru TAPPED Noting
ham Lace Curtains, side borders, 3L yards long,
only $L25 per pair.
Large stock Of White NOTTINGHAM Lace Cur
tains, in handsome Brussels effects So, $3.50,
81. $3.50, SIS. SO and So. These prices are
from one to two dollars less than they were
last fall.
Asa special attraction, and to close out this
line at once, offer:
About 300 yards Genuine Colored Madras. in
dark and medium colorings, at exactly half
price. namely: was 81. now Soc per yard
bO-in Polka-dot Curtain Swiss, white ground
with dots OF blue, red and gold, only SOC. per
yard.
50-in Curtain Silk. in beautiful cross stripes
of rich colors, only $1.31 per yard.
FURNITURE LINENS.
25 Pcs. 34-in. All Linen Furniture Coverings,
only CSC. per yard
80 Pcs. 39-in. German Linen Damask Furni-
ture Coverings, only 3716 per yard.
66-in. Fine All Linen Furniture Coverings
only soc per d.
BED CANoPIEs.
The advent of Fly and Mosquito time makes
these requisite to sound and comfortable
sleep.
Size 100 inches by 10 yds., White, so; Pink,
SO.
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS.
Large stock Of Decorated Window Shades in
choice line of Colors and Patterns, 80 inches
wide, feet long, $1.05, $1.1O, Sl20, $1.3O,
S1.4O, up to S..
NoTE-These prices include Hanging We
employ only experienced and competent Shade
hangers and guarantee all Shades hung by US to
run smoothly, easily, and straight. We are pre-
pared to make to order plain Shades from For
eign and Domestic Hollands, Opaque, and
Transparent Cloths. Lowest Prices.
We have just placed ON sale 500 Adjustable
Wire Window Screens-can fit any window.
Size Is by SO in, only Coo. each.
Size 81 by 81 in, only roc each.
Size "a by 81 in :, only soc. each,
This stock and space-room offers every ia
cility for satisfactory selection.
Fourth hoor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Boston Dry Goods House.
my21 Cor 18th and F sts n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

LoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
Il Sunderland Place NV, 10 all mi
Small House. near Portland Flats Gil.
18th st. NV, near Mass ave. rs, s40
Meridian ave, Mount Pleasant $50.
Brow OF Meridian Hill, furnished, for summer, ESQ
per month.
35.e Il st. $lS.
mh26-9w. TYLER RUTHERFORD 1926 Funw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

II Is satisfactory to know that the sale of liusors
IL 70 be excluded from Camp George Washington
next week. With nothing 10 do but sit m COM
Portable seat In the shade and watch the man
PuyreS OF the troops the temptation 10 guZzle
strong drinks would be too much for some OF the
spectators to resist, and those who would be most
apt thus 70 indulge themselves are, as rule the
class least able To do SD without making them
selves nuisance to all who are unfortunate
enough TO get into their neigh0crhoOd. As ladies
and children are expected 10 eongregate in large
numbers on the drilcround- II Is especially deS1r
able inst they be protected from rrdeness. Noone
can be prevented, O. course, from drinking what
ever he please5 outside OF The enclosure, but the
gatekeepers refuse to let persons in II they ap-
pear 10 be Intoxicated when they apply for adInis-
sion As for persons who wish merely TO refresh
themselves with cool drink on warm day, they
Will be- able crafty their pdlates and reduce the
temperature OF their systems at viii without quit
ting the grounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21
WAN7TED-LOTS.

VNANTED - TO PURCHASE wEII-LOCATED
w Lots in the city or suburbs incumbered unin-
numbered. n. W. METCALF formerly Starr Met
calf 1881 Vt ave. my21-sH
WANTED-IMPROvED OR UNIMPROvED LOT.
w about so feet front on Columbia Heights, Pleas
ant Plains Mt Pleasant or RoOemuunt Price must be
low. Address room /. 800 st. NV. It,
VNANTED-SMAIL LOT 1000 TO 1000 FEET,
w Meridian Hill. Columbia Rosd vicinity. Will
build neat cottage. Muet be bargain for cash. Ad.
dress COTTAGE" Star Office. my2O-3ts
WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND IN
w improved Property to sell, direct from owners;
quick sales and moderate commission.
my19-6t g. C. HILL cor. 9Th and sta
WANTED-LOTs-THE NATIONAL CAPTAIN.
w vestment Co., (Samuel II. walker president $50
Louisiana ave. next door to City POO Ehgibls Prop
critics, large or small in any section, promptly pur-
chased if found to be bargain. myl5-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

HEONTEILo-Ar TIE INTERSECTION OF 10Th
III and w SITS and New York extended. The
most accessible Of the city suburhe Seven minutes
by Balttmore and Ohio House Iots and Villa sites
800 md I'VE room house at Hontsno Station.
For Rent-Eew Groom Cottage. large grounds,
.tthh1tln l. O. LoONIA loptallA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

THE STAR to-day gives up a considerable portion
OF the space OF its ten-page edition to matters OF
interest relating To the National Drill, which
opens Monday, and which promises TO far surpaSS
IN the number OF military organizations partici-
pating, In the multitude OF spectators and in va
riety of interesting events any gathering OF the
Kind yet held Ia this country. The matter pub
nshed to-day includes very full accounts OF the
military organizations which win be In attendance.
The Illustrations serve to show the different styles
OF Uniform, and will aid the reader in Identifying
the different commands
This number OF The STAR is especially worthy Of
permanent preservation. IL will be invaluable
during the coming week as complete and Illus
trated guide book, directory, and bureau OF infor
nation In relation to the camp, the visiting organ
Iations, and matters OF Importance connected
with the drill. In the remote future 1t will
De Of interest 4 souvenir OF the first great ma
tional camp of the volunteer military OrganZa-
tons OF che United States, as a compendium OF
matters OF historic interest in the story OF the
growth OF the nations citizen soldiery, and as
recital OF The development TO fun success OF most
Credftaole great occasion" In WaShingtons his
tory. Let everyone hold fast TO tO-day'S STAR!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

nnn PIECES HAMBURG AND SWISS EN-.
1sOVO broideries, slightly soled by water in inn
portation, all widths, at half their value, at
my21-2ts BLUM'S, 745-747 9Th st. g. e.
Oriental, LACES, IN CREAM, BEIGE AND
OWhite, s. Z, 9. IL, 12h, 15 IL. 90 and &c., at the
Double Combination,
my2O-3t 1241 and LAB 18th st. sc.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY JUNE !, ONE LARGE uNFUR-
moderate. References exchanged Address O. T.. Star
Office. lts
WANTED-TWO OOMMUNICATINGF FURNISHED
w Rooms, rent not to exceed $50 month between
and and 7th and 18th sts NV privilege Of light
housekeeping Address PERMANENT. Star ONCE. Il
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
w northwest: no notice taken unless price and full
Particulars are given. Address LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
ING, Star ONCE lts
w nished rooms for light house keeping; northwest
or Capitol Hill; permanent suited State al particu-
lars, otherwise unnoticed Address T. Star once.
my11-3tstth.s
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WANTED--BOARD.

NANTED-BOARD FOR THE SUMNER FOL
w man, wife, and two children in COOL healthy 10
cation within six hours of Warrington. State partcu
lara terms &c. Box 139, Star Office. my19-3ts
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cur office only. THOMAS u FISIiER a Co w.
my2l l.lpa y "a ~
NOR RENT-sl1 X ST \. W: TEN ROOMS:
u newly papered aud painted SOS. L. c. You Na,
1907 ST. n mI3I "a
NOR RENT Tll0o sth nw1lr s,o
1881 Mn.w.l Pr. S7.l ID ia v NV 1r III
1912 Corcoran H. w, Tor 35 Store, 9TH aud IS
1880 Columbia n w IOF25
W. CLARENCE DUvALI.
(Successor To Duyall q Marr)
my21-3t q25 FAM
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NOR RENT-A NICE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELL
IL ing rooms, and all mod. imp, g2p 9th st a W.
Rent $40. swoRMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 r St
IL elegant order $50 - East Capitol ST. s4Q; 1901
fAst oAln,ol ST. 30 4oo ISL ST ser slsoO W. ilth
ST. ne, $500 ID 9Th st. Sc, $3.50, 52l 10th St
Sc, $40: l35 Va. Sc, slo. NJ. NJ RoHRER I'd
and East Capitol SITS my2l-:1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

LOST AND FOUND.
NOUND-A POCKETBooK. CONTAINING SMALL
T sum Of money. Owner can have It by calling al
Boom 81 Pacific Building, 624 St. NV. It
OET-A PLUM HEAD PAROQUEET WITH A
llRreen body and gray head. The Under will be lib
orally rewarded 1t $50 18th St NV 1T
OST-A YOUNG SETTER, COLOR REDISH
brown; four white feet and white breast J. h
KtEHLIN6. 4l9 18th ct. NV. 1t'
r OsT-A GOLD WATCH, WITH INITIALS n J. a.
krpine from 2lO0 Penn. ave. to 10l4 10th ST. Suit
sbe reward Il returned TO lola 10th st or 2l09 Penn
ayo it
IN OsT-STRAYED FROM 1917 18TH ST. n w.
nor: medium siEe; rather long: abort NOT
very evenly cut No collar on Name Fritz Iibera
reward paid for his return. my20-2t'
r O6T - A RED-AND-WHITE-SPOT COW
IL bras hohs On horns: Suitable reward givsn Il
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26
An Important Bill.

The bill recently introduced in the Sen
ate by Senator Werts relating to the APP
pointment, &c, of detectives and policemen
who have done" time in State prisons, is an
important one and should be passed. The
bib is also commented upon favorably by
the press all over the State. A correspon-
dent of the Jersey City A,gus. speaks
thus
Senator Werts yesterday introduced an
important bill in the Senate 1t is entitled
AN act to prevent the appointment or con
tinuance in Office of any State detectiye or
policeman who has done time in State Pris-
on for forgery, perjury, burglary, arson,
counterfeiting or highway robbery The
bill is important because in measure it
will weed out of the force of State officials
known criminals, and in that way the de-
tective and police forces in several cities
will be greatly purified There is no good
reason why criminal should hold posi-
tion of trust simply because lie happens to
be out of Jail for a while besides this it is
dangerous. In the past ten years there
have been hundreds Of burgIaries and 9TH
er crimes committed in districts where this
class of men have been employed, and
there is excellent reason to suspect that
these very guardians of the peace have had
something to do with several Of the cases.
l remember one instance in particular
where | know this to be so. Wrinkle
Conover, the post Office burglar who was
shot and drowned in Bound Brook the
other day was about five years ago sentenc-
ed TO State Prison for one year for high
way robbery. A short time after he had
completed his term he was appointed night
policeman at Dunellen, an inland town.
While serving in this capacity he burglar
lied the post Office and two grocery stores,
a drug store and five houses. In one in
stance he set fire to house in which half
a dozen persons were sleeping. He was ar
rested for nearly all OF these crimes, yet he
managed to escape in all but one instance
simply because he was policeman and
had the law on his side. BY all means let
this bill become law, for it is an excep-
tionally good one
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26

The disclosures before the Texas com
nittee investigating elections, at Washing
ton, show that public opinion concerning
the abuses and ontrages pracliced is ex-
HdeedingIy well founded Rogd yisrn,
shooting, carrying off election boxes and
killing negroes who voted the Republican
ticket were features Of the November cleo
lions of last year. The prospects are it
will be a long day off before the rights of
voters are clearly established and main
tanned in that State.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26
ADMINS TRAITORS SALE
T. "A M ID s. !

| Pursuant to an order of the Orphans
Court made on the third day of January
| A.. d. 1887, the subscriber Administrator
of Jacob w. Kinds. deceased, will sell at
| public vendne on the premises in the town.
ship OF Passaie, County Of Morris, to the
highest bidder. on
Saturday, March 18th, AID. 1887,
Between the hours OF twelve o'clock noon
and five o'clock p. M, that is to say at
| two O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
land and real estate whereof the said Ja~
cob w Kinds died seized, viz.
All that tract or parcel cf land and pre-
misses situate, lying and being in the town
ship OF Passaic, formerly Morris County
OF Morris and State of New Jersey. Be~
ginning in the ditch at the eornerof Moses
Thompson's land in the Great Swamp.
thence "a along the ditch south eighty de-
grees and forty~nine minutes west nine
chains and twenty-seven links to turn
in the ditch thence (2) north seventy-
three degrees and thirty minutes west Ave
chains and seventeen links to the middle
Of another ditch; thence 60 along said
ditch beirg also a line of the Corey lot
north twenty~six chains thence (4) north
one degree and thirty minutes east six
chains and forty links; thence Isl north
forty degrees west one chain and eighty
links to the middle of Black Brook; thence
W. az J2AS 0EODh LAo several COURSES ana
distances thereofto the corner of the Lacv
lot thence % south half degree east
thirteen chains to William Highs line
thence (8) along the line of William Highs
land south eighty FIVE degrees and twenty
minutes west nine chains to his corner
thence 30 south two degrees and thirty
minutes west nineteen chains and thirty
links to High 3 corner thence (10j north
eightysseven degrees east five chains and
sixteen links; thence III south twenty
three and half degrees east nine chains
and Fifty links; thence (12) south two de-
grees east fourteen chains to the place of
beginning, containing about sixtv acres Of
land. be the same more or less Being the
same land conveyed to the said Jacob w !.
Kinds BY two deeds. one from Maria Stiles,
dated September 90th. 1912. and of record
in Morris County Clerks Office in Book B
pages 454, &c; and the other from Alex
ander Cameron, dated May LIST, 1913, and
also Of record in said Clerks Office in
Book 3 4pages AL, &c.
Dated January Sd. 1887.
JOSEPH 2. LEONARD,
IL 5w 80 00 Administrator.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26

Congress has passed the trade dollar
bill and has done its share of the work, at
last, in redeeming the Nations credit in
this particular and honoring money created
by its own hand, The bill, however, must
receive the Presidents signature before be-
coming law, and he is known to be OPP
posed to it; still the voice of the people de-
mands that this dollar be recognized, and
the President can hardly afford to ignore
the p0nlIlar voice
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26

Assemblyman McDermett, who once
threatened to shoot Speaker Baird, few
days ago wrote Baird letter asking if he
intended to vote for Republican for Uni
ted States Senator. Baird replied, :" l will
let you know, when the swallows home
ward fly" McDermett swallows it.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26

A terrible and devastating earthquake
visited Southern France and Northern Italy
last Wednesday Some fifteen hundred
people were killed, eight hundred of the
number perishing in church into which
they fled in terror, just before it fell. The
destruction of property is great and wide
spread.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26

Edward Unger, who murdered August
Bohle, of New York, and cut up the body
and shipped it to Baltimore in atrunls, was
convicted of murder in the second degree
and sentenced to twenty years in State
Prison. He admitted killing Bohle. but
claimed it was in self defense.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1887-02-26

Atthe annual meeting of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany, held recently, The old Board of Di-
rectors was reelected with the exception of
Vim. Walter Phelps, who is succeeded by
VIM. w. Aston